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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe reports railway personnel activities including assignments, retirements, jury duties, and travel. Highlights cover shifts, transfers to Plains Kansas, vacations, and Thanksgiving travel. A national note cites a 41 percent drop in U S train accidents in early 1938. A crafts ad promotes Anne Adams patterns and a December pattern book.
Montana turkey growers expect a bumper crop with a 20 percent rise in numbers and heavier, higher quality birds due to better feed. Most of the crop moves on the Thanksgiving market with additional volumes at Christmas. January sales are small. Nationally the turkey crop is up 3.7 percent from last year, with Montana leading western states in gains.
Diamond reports changes in crop yields by state with percentages from last year. Washington up 2 percent, Idaho down 7, Wyoming down 10, Colorado down 10, Utah down 13, Arizona down 15, and Nevada down 25 percent. Five percent larger overall.
Fresno officer finds a room guest claiming a badger is present. The creature turns out to be a skunk with a distinctive white stripe. The city pound remover takes away the animal after confusion ends. The Tibet greeting note adds a cultural aside.
Copenhagen reports the Danish Arctic expedition led by Dr. Lange Koch unearthed a well preserved skeleton west of Jameson Land near Scoresby Sound. The mammal-like skeleton dates to the dinosaur era and may shed light on early mammal emergence. The find was made by M Stauber, a Swiss geologist with the expedition.
A newly displayed skeleton at the Copenhagen Museum sharpens the debate over where mammals end and reptiles begin. The exhibit outlines key skeletal differences and evolutionary links guiding public understanding.
Fenn College plans a 22 story dormitory tower with private baths in every room starting next fall. The new facilities, funded by a $50,000 allotment, aim to ease early morning shower lines for students working through college, per Dr. C. V. Thomas president.
Mrs. Mary Balliet of Shenandoah and Mrs. Eliza Timmins of Frackville, twin sisters, mark their 76th birthday and claim status as among the oldest living twins in the United States.
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